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 180,\Atmosphere\Clouds,,,Cloud cover,"The amount of sky estimated to be covered by a specified cloud type (partial cloud amount), or by all cloud types (total cloud amount). In either case, the estimate is made to the nearest okta (eighth) and is reported on a scale which is essentially one of the nearest eighth, except that figures 0 and 8 on the scale signify a completely clear and cloudy sky, respectively, with consequent adjustment to the adjacent 1 and 7 okta intervals."
 181,\Atmosphere\Clouds,,,Cloud drop effective radius,"The area weighted mean radius of liquid water drops, assimilated to spheres of the same volume."
 182,\Atmosphere\Clouds,,,Cloud hydrometeor concentration,Number of cloud hydrometeors (or cloud particles) per unit volume. Cloud hydrometeors refer to liquid and/or ice cloud particles.
-183,\Atmosphere\Clouds,,,Effective radius of cloud hydrometeors,"An ensemble mean size of cloud hydrometeors derived from size distribution. Cloud hydrometeors refer to liquid and/or ice cloud particles. For liquid phase cloud, the effective radius is defined as the area weighted mean radius of liquid water drops, assimilated to spheres of the same volume. The effective radius of cloud ice particles has been defined in literature in different ways. Clear and detailed definition should be provided as how this parameter is derived."
+183,\Atmosphere\Clouds,,,Effective radius of cloud hydrometeors,"An ensemble mean size of cloud hydrometeors derived from size distribution. Cloud hydrometeors refer to liquid and/or ice cloud particles. For liquid phase clouds, the effective radius is defined as the area weighted mean radius of liquid water drops, assimilated to spheres of the same volume. The effective radius of cloud ice particles has been defined in the literature in different ways. Clear and detailed definition should be provided as how this parameter is derived."
 186,\Atmosphere\Clouds,,,Melting layer depth in clouds,Depth of the atmospheric layer in cloud where liquid-solid states transform into each other.
 188,\Atmosphere\Clouds,,,PSC occurrence,Polar Stratospheric Clouds occurrence. - Accuracy expressed as Hit Rate [HR] and False Alarm Rate [FAR]. Simplified: [FAR/HR] 
 192,\Atmosphere\Gas phase\Greenhouse Gas,,,CH4 (methane),"IUPAC: methane, PubChem CID: 297, CAS Number: 74-82-8, in gas phase"
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 255,\Atmosphere\Humidity,,,Water vapour pressure,
 257,\Atmosphere\Lightning,,,Lightning discharge current,Current incurred by the lightning discharge.
 258,\Atmosphere\Lightning,,,Lightning discharge polarity,Polarity of the charge effectively lowered to ground during a lightning discharge.
-259,\Atmosphere\Lightning,,,Lightning discharge rates,"Number of lightning discharges per unit time in a given region (e.g. world-wide) or for a given storm system (e.g. a thunderstorm cell)."
-260,\Atmosphere\Lightning,,,"Lightning discharge type (cloud to cloud, cloud to surface)","Lightning discharge type, defined by the path of the lightning discharge: between two clouds or the same cloud (intra-cloud) or between cloud and ground (cloud-to-ground)."
+259,\Atmosphere\Lightning,,,Lightning discharge rate,"Number of lightning discharges per unit time in a given region (e.g. world-wide) or for a given storm system (e.g. a thunderstorm cell)."
+260,\Atmosphere\Lightning,,,"Lightning discharge type (cloud to cloud, cloud to surface)","Lightning discharge type, defined by the path of the lightning discharge: between two clouds or within the same cloud (intra-cloud) or between cloud and ground (cloud-to-ground)."
 265,\Atmosphere,,,Past weather,"Predominant characteristic of weather which had existed at the station during a given period of time. [Manual on Codes (WMO-No. 306), Volume I.1. 2011 edition updated in 2019.]"
 266,\Atmosphere,,,Present weather,"Weather existing at the time of observation, or under certain conditions, during the hour preceding the time of observation. [Manual on Codes (WMO-No. 306), Volume I.1. 2011 edition updated in 2019.]"
 267,\Atmosphere\Radiation,,,Background luminance,Luminous flux received from the background per unit solid angle and per unit area. Note: Luminous flux is a quantity derived from radiant flux by evaluating the radiation according to its action upon the International Commission on Illumination standard photometric observer.